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Wichita eagle., 1887-11-25
HARVARD BEATEN.

New YORK, Nov. 24-The great game of
foot bali between Harvard and Yale today
was witnessed by 10000 people. 1t was q
splendid struggle and ended IN favor Of
Yale, the score being II to s.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-25
California Marble.

One CT the lav--ess deposits q marble n
the world has been discovered n san Ber-
ragdIno County. Cal. only three niles
from the railroad IL covers GO sores.
zn.I I'd less t1za e.sea different shsGes c.
marble are found
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-25
Slightly aIisuuderstood.

do you Ike Lznb5F - ASKED her IN a PAS
toraI voice during mi in the coave-zatzon-
They had been discussing t6a charms Ct cozz-
Try life
No she answered. i don't ike :he z,eat,
bur I'm yasz.claca.y f17d CO tie g-zv!.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-25
CORNELL LOSES

ELlIBA. y. y. Nov. 24-The foot hall
contest today between the Lehigh Univer-
sity and Cornell university teams resulted I:
LehiEh 36. Cornell 10
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-25
ABOUT WEATHER.

THE WORK OF THE U. S. SIGNAL
SERVICE.
The Progress of This Science in
the Past Decade---AbOut
Storm Centers.
The Western Middle States the Most Diff
cult to Handle Because of
the Mountains
List of the officers now in the Employ
ment of the Signal Service,
Making Predictions.
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slros - avn a nOsksS.

rss lAssss's Usssosasy Csssss l1sa 10 ssau .
iDsssssrsss ssss VIII sss sssnss.
Brupkiyu hes beeu trsatsd 10 more monkey
ep,sosiss during tho pest two weeks than Q
msnasssiA Lest week troop Of Brasiliaa
apss sscspsd aud ~ . whole ward By ths
cara Tussday monkey ~ flrs 10 Q house,
crsmasing itself end dsstroying the building,
while the family barely escaped death. Mn.
Folsom u houssksspsr for the family Il
Sergeant Grussman, of Battery I, q Fort
Hamilton. She owned . PEA moaksy named
Folsom won't Into the bsssmsot 70
prepare the breakfast ior the 0ross-
vas tied 70 the leg Os . table that stood nos
far from the stairs leading into the basement
~. Folsom placed the LIGHTED lamp she
and laid some parlor matches ON the table
Sho then went out 70 get some klndling
WoOd. AZ she opened the door few
minutes latsr she discovered the plaCo On
was sill engaged In cracking perior matches
end when they became TOO hot N hold,
dropping them On the h00r. The lamp Was
not on the stairway, but the smoke and
flames that surrounded the lower Steps
showed that Jaksy hsd also enabled the lamp
MIRA Folsom's nrnt thought wss for the
0Ussmau family upstairA Mira GrOs0man
hst already been aroused by the smoke and
Wa satiS. Her two little children were,
however, asleep In bod whom the frightened
housek eeper burst Opon the door and lot In
the volume Of smoke Mrs. Folsom seixed
one Of the children aud carried Il aaiely
downstairs. Mia 1rossman followed. hut
vsa nearly too late 10 get through the burn.
Ing building with safety. Her ciOthing tOok
hres but she wsS fortunate TO reach the open
aif aud assistance before she or tho child Was
Injured. All efforts To savo Jakcy, the mis-
snd his cries tor help soon died away In the
flames that entirely consumed the house.
Nothing la the house was saved.
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the Fennsy isanis Train Robbers.

The c~sSs against ths freight hands Of the
Pennsylvania railroad who are charged with
robbing freight tAin,, were brought before
Magistrate Smith, nj the Central station, Phi
asislphiA, on Tuesday, the defendants being
Walker d. Isndis Frank Drake, 0eoree
Ftnnefrock, Arthur CuibertsoD, Redding \.
McCshen, Edward McAvoy and g. Law
Case. The attorney for the company asked
that they 10 bound over for afurthsf hearing
next week. To this the counsel for the Dc
fsndAnts strongly Objected, and urged The
Finnefrock had dying chic ~ homo ThS
magistrate said he knew :he prosecution bod
csse, and bs,~nss they were unable ct pres
ont 10 proceed hS would prAtpons the hearing
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USE rnEu FOR EVERY rHIN0.

Peter MaRerus, resid'ng At 81 johnson
avenue, Brooklyn, e. D.. n. Y, says:
During tho last eighteen years l have been
using oyer nifty ALLcocx's RI IAsrRRs year In
my family. have found them = most perfect
external remedy. lhey have repeatedly cured
me OF rheumaii-m, To which am subject every
winter. They have cured mo OF pains in the eide
and back thros times. NY wife. children and
mother.in.!aw tell mo Alicock's Piasters are the
best remedy ever IN ide. so agreeable, 20 certain.
I know they have cured my wife Of AIMS In the
back and Of severe cough. ~ mOther-iu law
has been cured OF u most severe cold. which
threatened TO turn into pneumonia, by Allcock's
Plastsrs. PETE6 AA6ekUS
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RxcURslON pARtlus.
COntound excursion pArttosi
The sisht Of them benumbs
~ heart when my ptaaSa
ThSy stfsW with grsasy crumbs
Ana whom they ming aruund then
Their ely banana psels,
Again say "OOnlOund them ~
A. upward 70 my heelss
.ktom ne ff0'st Mail.
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aPsOIAL NOrIORs.
frOsn Syracuee, n. Z

f1Ow Syracuse, NJ y.
"I felt weak and languid: had papitAtion Of
tho heart ana nurnbness OF the limbs. Rurdock
Hood Btuers have certainly relieved me. They
are most excelient Mr.. J. n. right. FOR sale
BY II. Cochran. druggist, l31 and In North
Queen street, Lancaster.
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How many people there are who are strug-
CLING to rise ia thfs world that are kicked down
and ont by envtOus rivals. 2hOtnGs' xclsctvtc
OF never ;. licked out" It's patrons II IL trus
blue For throat affections. asthma and cstarrh
Il. Cochran. druggist, 1877 ana lS9 North Queen
atrU8t, Lancaster.
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L. he who attsnda 70 the comfort OF his tamily
and will not lot his little ONES su0ey with a1e4
ti0n OF the Throat and Lunga vhereey thel!
6sn0o ave them that sovereign gemedy, KenRp'o
yaloai2. PROS % cents andH 4tlal ~ nee,
- 0eaSeC Lassastsr. n ~
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lssshlsn's Asnao. snivs.

Tns BnsI sALyn IN The world for Cuts. Bruises
Chspped Hands. Chi!biAanS. CQsns. and ali skin
kruptsons. and positively curss Piles. or no pay
faction, or money refunas0. PriCs '0 centS por
boz. FOR sale by II. h. Cochran, Oruasist HOa
juueH lyd
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MKDSUAL
uOOD'S SARSAPARlLLA.
All Rundown

PROM ths wsaksnine s6sets OF warn Wsathess
BY hard wOrk. o. from long illness, y0u neeo
. good tonic an1 blood purinsr like HoO1p SET.
sapariilA n you have never trisd this peculiar
medicine, 90 70 n0w. IL will give yOa strength
ana sppetits.
"Hoods ssrsaparilia gave mo nsw iiis. and ~
storod ne 70 my wontsd health ana strength"
WiLliAu n. CLouss, Ttlt0n. n.
Given Up to Die
~ was oompletoay run down. aud was for
nearly four ysass under medical trMtment b.
isg gtvsa up 10 Gle By physicians. NJ mother
urved ne 10 take HOODS earUapari1lA ~ last
Wnlch he,ps1 ~ - much - HOo0's earsapAsil1o,
which rsstorsd ne 70 health ana vigoe. have
bsen taking Il about four months, and en- now
Q di6eFUnt being. I can work ail day WITH very
little fatigue. I recommend Il 70 y0ne whoso
system b prostratsd." NsLiA NOstn. Peoria, III.
A Good Appetite
"whsn bought Hoods sarsaparilia nads .
good investment Of ono dollar In medicine for
the dnt time. IL has driven on rheumatism ana
Improved my appetite % much that my board.
in9 house mistrUes sAys I must keep u lOChod
up or shs will bo obliged 70 raise my bOsrd With
every othea boardor that takes Hoods BarSapar
r1iia." THOMAS BUaasLL, 10 Tnlary street,
Broohiyn. n. =.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
soid By al drusGists. q six tor q Pre-.
pared BY Q. I. HOOD . CO.. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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1 uLB.-ln eject from June II leoa
ZrAlno LDAyn LAnuA0Fm ana loiVO on1 q, n
At PhllAAelphA - follow. 80
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lIsy 1svs

have suffered greatly from periodical rsturns
Chesver. druggists. l obtained 1lys Cream
baim, and useda plrti0n Of !. during . severe
dtxts and continued relief obtained By tls use.
heartily recommend u TO those su6srtng from
Clinton. VIA au9S9wde0o&W
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WAY WILL YOU cough when oh1loh'o Ouyo
v,Il givo immediate relisf. Price 10 eta, q ots.
8 u %. For yals By II. h Occhran. DfuggtsG
40 m North Queen otEoot (0l
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Sosns strong -Miudsd Womsn.

Some strong NiWdsd Womsn.
Can regulate their husbands amazingly fast.
should they not do their duty. BUrd0ok Blood
Htttsrs 1re ~ goo, regulator OF ths circulation
They are Exclusively blood tonic. and oons9-
Quentiy " strih ut the root OF many serious all
lnents. tOr sale by IL Is. Cochran, drugSist, l31
aud l,9 North Qu,Nn street, Lancaster.
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re 'Ls.car IT ACCOM- ~ Q 1tfcJ lGs THe Harris
or B.. t..1l. r a,j srcsvss. ~. Lancaster ase.A
"E,l HstLs'Ls Aacola n, li1ne iaNsas Dcsum
III T. e. @. w I'd etise aal ,tt. s;-s. AlsA
;N-vat tHllspia ~ J.H - arc Gas p H.,
.."aNi#Z GGr-astN as T2sr aud 1tA Leaves
i-t'F-s Il so1 y in snt 8 riyes at Cc,uInbts ~
s. 6isG tr-spsz 81 E-s 4s4id arrives ~ a.cc.
Tn, lors Atc0.4,gn0lst;Cn !asses EsttsttA 81
Jss s1t fc1tTe a. t.1neri ar 81 s:ae cnunsct1Au
sStt Bsrftho'lsc As,.r.s sl s:ie - ~.
Ts,- t,ec y tfS xscl1 mcf&t40fi4 W0st Scn nueCt
say ;. tseGCHsIs. " fast Line, 0est q Rio
.. "a. All. rpB tnron " rr~serice. - : &
1be FreierieE az 3snrnotAslor, Sszt krAysA
,.cDrloss 4. az - fyn rs,cs1cs Lancaster Af l21o
=.
risnc yor Accom- rlc6atiun, East, lea vae Colngcs
bis NJ i.jn .. ". hrItvos " LapSsaiss ~ ~ n.
u ,.safnUssci1g .7ith rny E&prass.
hsrCser 80 -JfpoICI.sLlsi1,, Wus', Orno0o4GE ~
Lancaster with NIAGARA kKrr0fa at 9f0 q m,
~fu run Through - Ha1oyor, daily except BUR,
Ssxt Lima. ~rJL ap ndsy, vi han Negdoi.
Will stop al Dow piuatn~a, Gcatsssflist rHrkoss
uars, ut. JOY siiHaeesatDNn 9ad StadleNwn
tEha oEly tiHiIis saial run aAily. On GvndtJ
the n AZ train west rias bv say OF CoiuN JtsN
J. h. WOOD, G3n0rs. Passenger AEvut'
CTAS z. Eusa Gaaerai &Hrszet.
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Pus Upon HIS Feet.

"set up In bed and cOughed TIL the clothing
va, wet with per- .piration. Ny vile insisted
spoonful 10 ieved me. and two bottles have
cured " o. can honestly recommend u" u.
PERKINS Greek Centre. N. Y, For sale by II. b.
Coch IAN. diuggist i37 and lS9 North Queen
street, Lane ster
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- -
Dome iss faint hearted.

~ you are In trouble look up. hold on, give tho
blues good by. II YOU are In pain. have lame.
mesa. have AN ache OF any kind, go To the oruy.
gist and ssk him for Thomas AcIeofrSc ON: II
will DO you good every time. FOR sale by II. b.
Coehran. druggist, l3f aud lD North Queen
street. LAAC9s slar.
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II. n Cochrsn, Nos. IN and lJS North Queen
street, LAncastsr. Pa, u selliug Shl LOH's
COUCH CUke 81 . guarantees TO cure all throat
ana lung trOu bl0a. (0l
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. Home Sweet Home.

This sOng IL very good in It's way. but 10 there
any sickness In the househoidf 2 II SO. home can
mot bs nj WsYs ple, SAINT We take especial pleas.
ure in recon inending Buvdock Blood 1lttsrs.
bona hde and cert.in cure for dyspepsi& ana
all diseases OF the liver and kidneys. For sale
by H. u Cochran. druggist. lJ And lD NOrth
nupen streBt Lancaster.
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WHsrwAKD.

W1eT
leAC1Ae expfooot t..s..-
HeWS Ixpfeoet. ........
WAY Sa1o0n4ert ....s.
nan tfAfn VI NJ JOY,
10 8 Wa0 TTaint......
Niagara 8xpro0o. .....,
HAnOyoe Accom-.
4ast Llnot..............
frN0Orick Accom- ......
Lancaster Accom-. ......
HAxrloburB Accom-. ....
Columbia Accom-.
HArrioourR Exprooo. ).
western Bxprooot t.....
BAsTWA1D.
rhllA 1xpeOeet et.......,
fADt Linot ..............
HArrisbuf1 8xprooo.
1AnCaatoe Accom- A.. a..
Columbia AOCom.....
eoaShOro 0xprOoo ....,
PhllAAolphlS Accom-. ]. .,
sunday kAA..........
Day xxpCooot ..s...s...
UeSyset~r3 AceO,r
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EXHAUSTED VITALITY

y;;s 81 g 4: s:s;ss: "a 4;
49, SJR! E es,t =; S +, 'Ss s!;I si
xS6fk q sSs 's:'| sSs 1S$;: ~: ~:
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ExhAUsrkD VITALITY.
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

soid By al druggists. q six tor - Pm
pared BY Q. I. HOOD . CO., Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

prd that It Is fact that many thousands OF
tor, ct freight were moved which in tbs or
dumy course of trade would not have
been moved until this fall. And, second,
that higher rates have been charged on
many OF the roads than were charged pre-
yous to the passage of the interstate rail-
wsy law.
The average earnings per mile OF the
sixty eight railways included IN the table
were from Jan. to May 81 In 'Si, $l,09S;
in 's5, 81 SIS; in 's6, $50, and in 's7,
$l,9S2. This shows falling of OF earnings Ia
$50 and 'sG Of sSS per mile, and increase in
's7 over the lower figure OF S,49.
TO show how the interstate commerce
law has affected railways it is necessary to
take the earnings Of these roads by each
month separately, in the term of five
months being considered. The table shows
rs follows.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

Any comparisons made to have any fair.
ness must be made with the business Of
1884, as in 's5 and 's3 the great railroad
strikes and the rate war had put the earn
iDgs Of the road down below the usual
point. II win be seen that In January,
February, and March the heavy shipments
In anticipation Of the law gave largely iu-
creased earnings over the figures Of 'Si, but
that in April and May the earnings fell be-
low 's4.
So, despite higher rates and no passes,
the earnings Of the roads for the twn
months after the interstate law went into
operation fall below those Of the only yea
with which comparisons eau be fairly in
stituted.
The story is plainly told in few worls.
Smaller shipments, caused by prohibltory
rates. And this may explain why our eS
port trade for these two months has faileu
of so largely. The interstate comnsrce
law is Pandora's box.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

TIE new police regulations promulgated
by the commissioners seem 70 be generally
good, and some Of them deserving part!cu,
Jar commeudation. The nuisance is abated
of scattering advertising literature ON the
sidewalks and deposltlng It whether or no
in doorways; SO Is that OF bsuling ashes aud
Dust IN open Wagons to be distributed, II the
wind happens TO blow, ON every passer.
Barking and bowling dogs, growing cocks,
and eGr-piercing whistles are forbidden.
greatly to the comfort of the average cltI-
zen. The loul-moutbed FISH and vegetable
mouger can no longer make the morning
hideous by his unearthly yells, and the dis
cordant gong viii be heard no more. AID
OF which is good. some of the regulations
as to vehicles remaining specified d!.tsncs
apart and not being permitted to stand on
certain streets are foolish and impossible.
and will enable ofilclous policemen 10 an
noy persons. Generally the regulations ore
good.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

MINISTER RoNTEro, in an interview pub
lisbod in the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN yester-
day morning, explains the new postal
treaty between the United States and Mex
ico, and shows how it will benefit American
merchants While Senior Romero Is true
and intelligent representative OF his own
government, he has always shown u hearty
good Will to ours. In this lie displays wis
dom, because the more closely the two ma
tioDs are drawn together by treaty aud
trade regulations the better 1t is for both.
The relations between Mexico and the
United States should be OF the very closest,
aud they win be IL the talents, energy, and
diplomatic skill which the Mexican minis
ter possesses in such q high degree con
make them so.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28
ODDS AND = ENDS
M
L.ACES =.

A sale Of odds-and. ends
should be made at odd
and-end prices. That
means, at prices which i'm
ply that we are in earnest
about disposing Of broken
quantities; and, in order to
do SO, are ready to sacrifice
something ourselves.
A small quantity of 30
inch Platt Val. Flouncing
is one of our odds-and-ends.
When we had plenty of it
the price was Sl.69. Now
we are going to sell what's
left at Sl.25 a yard.
A 27-inch "all-over" net
of Platt Val. was Sl.48 a
yard when we had it in the
piece. The piece is q very
small one now, and 06c q
yard is the price.
The Cream and Ecru
Oriental Flouncing that we
got SOC and 75o n yard for
is almost all gone. As we
Go not intend to get any
more this season, we mark
these odds-and-ends 4Go
and sac per yard.
Black Escurial Flouncing
we reduce from Sl.9S to
S1.68 a yard.
Torchon Laces 2H-inch,
3-inch, and 3h-inch we re.
duce from 15c and 18c to
l1o a yard. 1t is not Odds
and-ends in Torchons.
They are a trifle dusty and
somewhat orumpled-these
are the reasons why we
reduce them. !.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

ONE man In Maine proposes to test the
right of the United States to lcglslate for
the whole country, in conflict with state
laws, and now the state Of New Jersey,
through It's attorney general, comes into
court and claims that the United States
cannot grant charter to build bridge
across navigable stream in thut state with
out the consent of the New Jersey legls-
lature. We have recollection OF some
other states and people that made a similar
clO!m as to federal rights some years ago
After very animated controversy these
states abandoned the claim and admitted
that our Uncle Samuel had some rights
that were bound TO be respected. The
Maine man and the state OF New Jersey
will probably arrive at the same conclusion
without the necessity of resorting to the
arguments that were used In the other
case spoken Of.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

notwithstanding the city during the heated
term can have the DAILY NATIONAL REpuBLI-
oAS mailed to their address by sending their
directions 10 the business office at the low
price Of so cents month, prepaid, including
postage. BY this meaus they will have daily
information of what is transpirng at Washing
toD
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

A GENTLEMAN WILL TAKE A LIMITED
IN number of Pupils In Pen nauship Book.
Eeeping, ind tie English Branch during the
summer months at low rates Of tuition. Adj
dress SUMMER TUTOR ie2S.tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,:
The Post this morning, in stating that the
death of James Speed left Simon Cameron aud
Hugh MoCulloch the only surviving members
of Mr., Lincoln's Cabinet doubtless overlooked
the TACT that John Z. Usher his second Hacre-
taIy Of the Interior. and James Harlan, his
third Secretary Of the Interior, are both living,
the former an hOnored citizen OF Kansas and
the latter OF Iowa, Very respectfully,
A, j. CHIPMAE, ll20 Thirteenth street,
WAsHINGToN, June 20, 1857.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

SOME of the feeble.mnded press are
showing how the failure Of the Fidelity
Bank will act as warning to others, pro-
vent them from losing their mouey, an1
make hanl, officers honest aud careful
Moab, just after seeing the iuhahtauts OF
the world destroyed for their w!akedusss
took drunken spree, and one OF his sons
jeered at him Bank officers viii all be
honest and careful when the Chinese law
is adopted. The officers are beaeaded when
d hank fails III China.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

The New York World says that the power
given the Secretary Of the Treasury by
which he can, on his own motion, expand
the currency, is very dangerous one.
There Is no doubt of that fact. The Secre-
tary con "bull' the market In Wall street
at any time. His friends on the 'bull" side
could easily he made rich by few hours
notice of intended action.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

Secretary Fairchild has ordered q re-
arrangement Of the various divisions of his
department. Besides consolidating the
mercantile marine aud captured property
divisions, he directs extensive changes 10
the duties Of the customs, navigation, and
warrant divisions, with view to connning
different classes Of work more strictly 10
appropriate divisions.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

IT is said that twenty thousand Of the
checks to pay the July interest were in tho
pottolllce on Friday on their way to the
holders Of the bonds, while the announce
ment that the interest would be ant!ci-
pated was not made until Saturday, when
the remainder of the checks were mailed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

WHEN the Republicans retired from
power in Virginia in 1888 there was 81, ,000,-
Coo cash in the treasury, and the expense
OF running the state government was $780,
complete possession OF "tne sJaCe A,nce Jan!
uary, 1884, three and half years, During
that time they have collected nearly 81, 3,O09,-
COO; the state expenses have been increased
to 81, 800 600 per year, and thereis but little
over s3C00o0 In the state treasury. That
is what Democracy means In Virginia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

RUSSIA is arming, Turkey is trembling,
England Is dozlnG, France is expectant,
and Germany doubting: Austria aud servia
are fraternizing, and Italy Is quiet but
ready. Who can tell how the map OF Eu.
rope will look next year?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28
PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES,

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
WASHINGTON, June 2I, 1857.
Sealed proposals for furnishing the Depart
ment OF Justice with the necessary supplies Of
the articles named below for its use during the
fiscal year. ending June 80 1888. will be re-
ceived az the Office of tho CHIEF CLERK as fol-
lows:
Fuel-Until IL O'Clock m, June 80, 1887.
lce--until u O'clock m, June aO 1887.
Slotlonory--Uniil IL o'clock M, July ., 1887,
1887. " ' -
The right 10 waive defects and to reject any
or all bids is reserved, Blank forms aud In.
formation will be furnished on application.
A. II. GARLAND,
Je22'i2t Attorney General.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

IUIHIH '''''''"''' 10 I'Vo- II5U Il7)N I'VE
1t viii be seen by tho table that the
'southern" group has made the largest
gain, while the ''southwesternn has fallen
behind both 'S4 aud 'S5, though 1t made q
slight advance on $50.
In considering tine causes of this increased
earning power of the railways two facts
must be remembered. First, that from the
time in January, when 1t became reasona-
bly, certain that the interetate commerce
bill would become law, until that law
went into operation on the 9Th Of April,
extraordinary efforts were made to trans
NIT all the freight possible before that date,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28
WAHTED--EmpIoYMBNr.

yLTANTED-A SITUATION TO CooK
w wash, and iron In small family; good
references. Apply at 1903 Columbia 81. rs
NqvANTED-AT ONCE, 100 Statesmen,
w good wages, and steady work. First
class territory open. Apply Immediately to
J. AUSTIN SHAW, Nurseryman, Rochester,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-28

WHAT will the people say II the Secre
tary OF the Treasury purchases bonds at
heavy premium, and the Law authorizes
him to redeem them NJ pa,